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Jo Miles writes optimistic science fiction and fantasy, and her stories have appeared in Nature Futures, Analog, Diabolical Plots, and more. You can find her online at www.jomiles.com and on Twitter as @josmiles. She lives in Maryland, where she is owned by two cats.

By Jo Miles

Planting a sequoia

The Pinecone Lady

In Fiction by Jo Miles / March 27, 2020

We were suffering through the hottest, thirstiest, cruelest season yet when the Pinecone Lady came through town. I’ve heard a lot of theories about her since then, about who she was or what she was, but those theories are all missing the point. I only care what she did—because what she did meant everything. In […]

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